I received the C8 but it is not a XML T6 it says its a XML-U2. What is the difference? Did I get a knock off Ultrafire?
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According to this spec sheet from the manufacturer, the T6 and U2 are both under the same Cool White model. Definitely not a knock-off. Just a varient within the same Cree group. http://www.cree.com/~/media/files/cree/led%20components%20and%20modules/xlamp/data%20and%20binning/xlampxml.pdf
27757
consider yourself lucky the U2 is newer (brighter) and more efficient then the T6BTW has NOTHING TO DO WITH the beam pattern and i am a LED expert
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i think it is better than the t6 because the t6 i just bought it is a focus spot light but the u2 is more flood than the t6 .so the spot light circle in the middle is wider in the u2 than the t6
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Follow up: I made a mistake in my reply, wrong lite. I have bought half a dozen or so. Now I'm confused because the pic along w/this email, is just like another lite that I decribed. I have a smaller lite with the proper model, but it's much smaller and has a slide focus barrel. Sorry for confusion, but thhey all work well.
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well, you got lucky actually. It's slightly better.http://flashlightwiki.com/Cree#XM-L
27761
Hi, Mine says KINFIRE KO8-T6, and looks like pictures. Mine works well and no complaints.
27762
I am no an expert or the supplier. I suggest that you contact Amazon and get them to answer this question.
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If the head of your flashlight is 1-3/4" in diameter and not very much larger and 2-1/2" long at bigger end and the smaller end is about 3" long and diameter of smaller, battery end of your flashlight is about 1" in diameter, it should fit. Check out those dimensions of your light first before purchasing. It is an excellent case for the C-8 and smaller Ultrafire flashlights I purchased. Hope this more detailed account on the dimension capacity will help you.
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A reviewer on the trustfire 26650 batteries said that the ultrafires that claim 6000 mAH are more like ~3200 mAH. ymmv, but I've never seen any of the 'fire' branded batteries actually reach the claimed capacity.
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Probably depends on where you buy it from. Different vendors use different batteries. Mine are the ultrafire. They seem to work OK. Initially, i did not leave them in the charger long enough and was somewhat disappointed.When you use the charger, leave the battery in until light turns green and that will fully charge the battery.
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I can't find any difference at all besides on the top banner after Coreldraw X6 it says "Not for Commercial Use" ... otherwise it is exactly the same for all intensive purposes.
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Honestly, I'm still having trouble installing it. Everytime I even plug it in it starts going off. I'm pretty sure I'd be dead by now if it was legitimate carbon. I'm actually in the market for a new one because of the trouble I'm having.
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Same here. I canceled this one and ordered the next one up (for $25 more) with firewire. The order was picked for shipping the same hour!
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I am not sure so I looked online and found this, I hope it helps you http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?298469-MAGLITE-s6d015-vs-s6d016-for-security-work
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Well 4000 is bigger than 3000.... But there is currently no such thing as a 4000mah 18650 cell, and the official UltraFire website does not list these, so they must be fake.
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Maybe, but not this one. It only tests at 2600mAh. Ultrafire does not make a 4000mAh 18650. This is a cheap knockoff with a fake wraping.
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I received the E6. It looks like the E6 listed here in Amazon and does not look anything like the E5 in the photo insert here.
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I think it's just a name change for the newer version, I have three other SureFire's an this is the best of all of them. You can't go wrong with this one !
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Looks like they have the U2, which is almost the same as this U1, but with a larger heatsink and brighter LED's on it. Both use the same driver, this is probably an old listing...
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I ordered the batteries, but have not yet received them. Since I placed my order three weeks ago and they are still not here and are NOt really anywhere where they can tell me,I recently cancelled the order. They could only tell me that they were "shipped", which I later came to believe was shipped alright, but from China! Also, some internet sources are calling this rating as a scam, since no batteries that size are rated with this much power. I would be VERY apprehensive about purchasing from this co. And no, they do NOT appear to be UltraFire.
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It has to do with the storage capacity. The C6 stores 2 Terabytes of data. The C2 stores less.
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According to the Viridian web sight; that is so- The new C5 units with serial #'s CO19860 or higher are ECR capable. Got mine on 2/08/13; has a higher serial # but doesn't have the CO in front. Viridian has a great Customer Service 1-800-990-9390 or E-Mail Support: SUPPORT@VIRIDIANGREENLASER.COM
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RE extreme temperatures answer from July 13, 2015: So does the red box (on the side with the address, phone number, and website) "Excellent Performance in Extreme Temperatures." To the OP and others curious, both boxes and pics are numbered 'SF12-BB' and Surefire does not advertise two differing types. Just the color of the boxes in the pics that differs. Notice that the third pic is red. Only difference from factory is number after SF (2, 6,12, 72, 400 count, etc. or ) and suffix, related to packaging (box, clamshell, etc.).Been using SFs for two decades, and just received most recent order from this ad/dealer today. Red box. RE extreme temperatures answer from July 13, 2015: So does the red box (on the side with the address, phone number, and website) "Excellent Performance in Extreme Temperatures." To the OP and others curious, both boxes and pics are numbered 'SF12-BB' and Surefire does not advertise two differing types. Just the color of the boxes in the pics that differs. Notice that the third pic is red. Only difference from factory is number after SF (2, 6,12, 72, 400 count, etc. or ) and suffix, related to packaging (box, clamshell, etc.).Been using SFs for two decades, and just... » Read More RE extreme temperatures answer from July 13, 2015: So does the red box (on the side with the address, phone number, and website) "Excellent Performance in Extreme Temperatures." To the OP and others curious, both boxes and pics are numbered 'SF12-BB' and Surefire does not advertise two differing types. Just the color of the boxes in the pics that differs. Notice that the third pic is red. Only difference from factory is number after SF (2, 6,12, 72, 400 count, etc. or ) and suffix, related to packaging (box, clamshell, etc.).Been using SFs for two decades, and just received most recent order from this ad/dealer today. Red box. « Show Less